Archives: Grants

Jaime Grutzendler, M.D.

Alzheimer’s Disease by Jaime Grutzendler

New mechanism for clearing emboli in brain blood vessels could be a link between Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia Occlusion of tiny blood vessels in various organs is likely to occur…

David Freedman, Ph.D.

Learning, Memory and Recognition by David Freedman

Humans and other advanced animals have an impressive capacity to recognize the behavioral significance, or category membership, of a wide range of sensory stimuli. This ability, which is disrupted by…

Dane Chetkovich, M.D., Ph.D.

Epilepsy by Dane Chetkovich, 2010

BRF-funded seed grant research leads Dr. Dane Chetkovich to exponential advancements not just in his study of epilepsy but other researchers’ understanding of both epilepsy and mood disorders as well.…

Anthony West, Ph.D.

Parkinson’s Disease by Anthony West, 2010

Parkinson’s disease (PD) afflicts approximately 1.5 million Americans annually. Although drugs such as levodopa (Sinemet) are available for the treatment of parkinsonian symptoms, they often produce disabling side effects called…

Anthony West, Ph.D.

Parkinson’s Disease by Anthony West

Parkinson’s disease (PD) afflicts approximately 1.5 million Americans annually.  Although drugs such as levodopa (Sinemet) are available for the treatment of parkinsonian symptoms, they often produce disabling side effects called…

Jack Waters, Ph.D.

Cortex Plasticity: How the Brain Interprets Stimuli

The way in which the brain interprets incoming information is constantly changing according to the relevance of the incoming stimuli at that moment in time. This ‘plasticity’ results in part,…

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